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Hamish Downer edited this page Feb 3, 2013
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Ctrl-Y in sup will scroll the screen up one line. But Ctrl-Y
may be gobbled up by your shell and interpreted as a "delayed
suspend" signal, returning control to the underlying shell.
If you have accidentally pressed Ctrl-Y and find yourself at a
shell prompt:
fg
...and you will be returned to your sup session.
To prevent this behavior altogether so that you may use Ctrl-Y for
scrolling in sup, add the following line to your .bashrc,
.zsh, .profile or equivalent shell startup script: